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How can we make your success predictable. How can we warn you of impending failure, detect bad study habits, and course correct and bring you back. How can we improve our success rate by 25%. Let’s dive into this world with our AI-driven tool i.e., SuccessCompass.

Using a combination of Artificial Intelligence and UI/UX, SuccessCompass illuminates your GMAT preparation journey from day 2, giving you updated feedback every 30 minutes.  The result: you gain a panoramic perspective of your learning trajectory, transforming data into personalized, actionable insights.

What do you gain with Succes Compass’s Journey View?

Utilizing the Success Compass Journey View, you gain an invaluable partner in your GMAT prep. Here’s what you can expect:

• A Measure of Learning Excellence: By examining your learning level grades, you can determine your performance relative to other e-GMATers. These grades offer a benchmark for quality, enabling you to stay on track by increasing focus in subsequent learning levels for continuous improvement.
• Targeted Feedback for Improvement: Pinpoint the exact activities that require your attention. By revising these critical points and deepening your understanding of the underlying skills, you’ll not only elevate your activity grades but also bolster your learning level grades, substantially improving your odds of acing the cementing phase. Regular feedback intervals of 30 minutes keep you consistently informed, while learning level advancements are assessed every two hours.
• Forecasting Your Path to Mastery: Gain predictive insights into three pivotal aspects of your GMAT journey: your probability of cementing success, the estimated effort required during the cementing process, and the potential scores and percentile rankings achievable through dedicated effort.
• Incentive-Driven Learning: Achieving an A grade is more than just a score; it’s a motivational boost, signaling that you’re within the top 15% of e-GMATers. This recognition serves as a powerful incentive, spurring you on to sustain and build upon your proven capabilities, thereby multiplying your prospects for success on the GMAT.

The best way to understand the new GMAT scoring system is by trying the test out for yourself, and get a detailed score analysis report.

Section 2: Prakash’s journey view and the Correlation with Cementing

Meet Prakash, a dedicated GMAT student who has recently navigated through the rigors of the CR and RC courses using the Success Compass Journey View. Here is a closer look at how Prakash’s detailed performance data, as recorded by the Success Compass, directly influenced his success in cementing his skills.

Critical Reasoning (CR) Course: Prakash’s foray into the CR course saw him facing the kind of intellectual challenges that the GMAT is known for. He began his journey with a solid Grade B at LL0, indicating a strong start. Moving through the course, Prakash encountered tougher challenges, reflected in his receiving B- grades at both LL1 and LL2. Despite these hurdles, he persisted, utilizing the Success Compass to guide his revisions. His hard work and the ability to course-correct bore fruit as he ascended to an A- grade by LL3. This commendable climb through the learning levels culminated in Prakash achieving a Last 20 hard accuracy score of 55%. This score represented about a 70th percentile ability, evidencing a significant understanding of CR.

Reading Comprehension (RC) Course: In the realm of RC, Prakash truly shined. With the support of the Success Compass, he attained an outstanding Grade A across all learning levels—LL0, LL1, and LL2. This consistent performance in RC showcased not just his reading prowess but also his strategic engagement with the course content. The mastery he demonstrated through the learning levels was mirrored in his cementing phase, where he achieved a Last 20 hard accuracy score of 85%, indicative of an exceptional 99th percentile ability. Prakash’s journey in RC is a testament to the effectiveness of the Success Compass in aiding students to not only learn but truly excel.

Prakash’s experience underscores the tangible benefits of the SuccessCompass Journey View. It shows how targeted learning, constant feedback, and the motivation to maintain high grades can empower a student to achieve remarkable results on their path to GMAT mastery.

Consolidated Performance View:

Section 3: Journey View Course Grades and the Correlation with Cementing

The Success Compass Journey View doesn’t just track your performance; it offers a crystal-clear forecast of your potential GMAT success. By analyzing Prakash’s journey and those of many others using Artificial Intelligence, we’ve derived compelling correlations between course grades achieved through the Journey View and their impact during the crucial cementing phase.

Summary of Correlations:

• Course grades earned through the SuccessCompass act as strong predictors of cementing success.
• Higher course grades correlate with a greater likelihood of reaching top percentile scores.
• Consistent performance in learning levels translates to high accuracy rates in difficult practice sessions.

Here’s a table summarizing the correlation data:

Course Grade	Median Ability Post Cementing	Percentage 95th or Higher
A	85th percentile	55%
A-	80th percentile	45%
B	70th percentile	30%
B-	55th percentile	15%
C	30th percentile	5%

This table conveys not just numbers but a narrative of possibility—where each grade holds a distinct predictive value for your ultimate GMAT success. It paints a vivid picture: students who achieve higher course grades in the journey view are more likely to excel during the cementing phase, with a greater probability of scoring in the top percentile with the help of Artificial Intelligence.

Such insights are not merely informative; they are transformative, offering students a targeted path to scoring excellence. The journey view is your SuccessCompass on the GMAT seas, steering you towards the shores of your desired score.